E8020 and S7020 Easyscroll?

Anyone know if the E8020 and S7020 have that neat scroll feaure on the touchpad? The thing where you just press on the right and move your finger up/down to scroll the window

Also is there a button or key shortcut for enable/disable bluetooth?

What is the Norton Ghost good for? An Image of the HDD is to huge to fit on any DVD? Am I missing something here?

I went to the store and looked at Amilo Pro but they didn't have the Lifebook series. The Amilo Pro looks has nice quality, OK keyboard, decent screen, but I expect the lifebook to be better...

Thanks!

 

I think Fujitsus have a button between the left and right click buttons for up and down scrolling.
There has got to be a way to turn bluetooth off/on.
Yes you can make an image with Ghost. Personally prefer Acronis True Image. There are some settings were you can play around with the compression levels. I store my image on an external hard drive which would give you more space than a DVD.

 

Thanks!

How big is your image approx?

Just to be curious since IBM might be an option for me. How good is the flexview? I assume you have an 1440x1050? Is it worth upgrading from 5400 to 7200 rpm?

The things I miss with T42:

- Windows key, swapped FN & CTRL.
- Somewhat proprietary HDD installation. Hidden partion. What if I want to install diff Windows (vista) or buy a new disk?

But would sure like to have the flexview since I believe it to be better than Fujitsu, but I haven't seen a Lifebook en real life...;-)

 

...and I would like to have a DVD-DL burner. IBM doesn't have that I think?

 

my Fujitsu N6210 has the scroll feature and the scroll button, it is really nice when i'm using the touchpad to have that scroll button and scroll feature, i like it better than apples wack ass 2 finger scroll ****.

 

I don't believe my E8020 had an easy scroll.. it did have a clunky scroll button between the left and right buttons.

the Amilo line is made by Uniwill and resold as Fujitsu-Siemen's Amilo line.. some of these models are sold in the US as "built on Uniwill" or through other OEM names..

I believe the Lifebook is built by Fujitsu themselves..

 

Like circa, mine has both. I think the easy scroll is a driver thing, and can just be enabled thru the touchpad's software.

 

I tried out the Easy scroll on a Amilo Pro. While I found it nice I agree that it was a bit difficult to control. The scroller seems like a better solution. It would be nice though to have the easyscroll as a driver feature. Can anyone confirm that?

 

The Flexview is very good, but is a different type of screen than the Fujitsu. The only way you'll get dual layer on an ThinkPad T42 is an external.